Answer:
A
Explanation:
In kindergarten or first grade
Answer: Yes and it should.
Explanation: If the elephants have no safe enviornment to inhabit, there is no point in protecting the elephants. The elephants need just as much protection as their enviornment.
Answer:
The stories set up the idea that Smiley relied on his animals for income (Option D).
Explanation:
Smiley makes his living by betting but he is honest in the sense he never cheats on his bets. He puts his efforts into training his animals that look weak and unassuming. He trains them how to win, like in the case of his mare that he taught to hold back until the very last part of the race so she could then dash ahead and win. He also had a bulldog named Andrew Jackson, and his frog as well named Dan’l Webster. All of these were unlikely winners in the races or contests they engaged in. Jim Smiley presumably earns his living betting with the others in his community and people who pass through the town.
Answer:
Metaphor I am on a Roller Coaster that only goes Up
"I remember once early on when I couldn't get my breath and it felt like my chest was on fire, flames licking the inside of my ribs fighting for a way to burn out of my body, my parents took me to the ER." (Page 262) (Personification)
"The sun was like a toddler insistently refusing to go to bed: It was past eight thirty and still light." (Page 167) (Simile)
"...I'm on a roller coaster that only goes up, kid." (Page 225)
(Metaphor)
'We bottled the stars this evening, my young friends.' " (Page 163)
(Personification)
"I screamed to wake up my parents, and they burst into my room, but there was nothing they could do to dim the supernova exploding inside my brain, an endless chain of intracranial firecrackers..." (Page 105)
(Hyperbole)
Explanation:
B,C,E,G
the answer is by what the character says, by what the author says about the character, by what the other characters say about the character, by what the character does.
